| No. of Badge | Name | Rank or Rating | Ship | Cause of Incapacity | |-------------|---------------|----------------|---------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 57 | W.H. Phillips | 2nd Mate | s.s. "Sebek" | Pulmonary Tuberculosis, caused by exposure in an open boat after the vessel was sunk. | | 58 | E.G. Hogg | 2nd Engineer | "Coquet" | Nervous prostration caused by being exposed in an open boat and made prisoner by Arabs, after the vessel was torpedoed. | | 59 | H. Brown | Messroom Steward | "Stanley" | Frostbite, resulting in the amputation of 5 toes from the right foot and 2 from the left. | | 60 | M. McDonald | 2nd Officer | "Earl of Forfar" | Left Lower leg fractured, left forearm fractured and amputated 3 inch above elbow joint, and other injuries caused by explosion at Archangel on a Russian munition vessel. | | 61 | J.W. Smith | Master | "Lady Charlotte" | Nervous breakdown caused by war conditions. | | 62 | W.H. Jones, | General Steward | s.s. "Turakina" | Heart disease and neurasthenia caused through shock at time of torpedoing of the "Turakina". | | 63 | W. Oseman | Senior Wireless Operator | H.M.T. "Cameronian" | Nervous breakdown and heart trouble caused through shock, result of being twice torpedoed. | | 64 | W. McKinlay | Second Mate | s.s. "Coningbeg" | Pulmonary tuberculosis | | 65 | G.W. Marchant | Seaman | s.s. "Stobart" | Fractured thigh and injury to knee when ship was mined. |